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“In my community, everyone knows someone affected. COVID-19 has hit us hard, and for months, families have struggled while our community attempts to contain the virus. Even in quarantine, I will continue to work for them and ensure my struggling neighbors in Central Orange County have the assistance they need to survive,” he said in a statement. … [Read more...] about Rep. Lou Correa tests positive for COVID-19

Of particular interest to city researchers was Elizabeth Wagenblast’s efforts to sustain and grow the business. She co-founded it with her husband, Eric and J.C.’s grandfather Englebert Wagenblast. Originally, the couple had space near the Daniels and Fisher tower downtown, Eric said, but in 1923 they started selling carpets out of the front room of the family home on South Broadway, at the time the only paved street in the neighborhood with little in the way of commercial activity. Englebert struggled with poor health, meaning Elizabeth handled much of the workload in the early days before her son, Jack, and son-in-law, Eric and J.C.’s dad Al Helmstaedter, got involved. … [Read more...] about EMW Carpets & Furniture calls it a century on South Broadway in Denver, making way for apartments

MARTINEZ — Cynthia Webster’s daughter would have played high school soccer this year had there not been a raging pandemic going on. She doesn’t think there’s any need for her daughter or any other kids to remain on the sidelines anymore. … [Read more...] about COVID Schools: Parents Staging ‘Let Them Play’ Rallies To Demand CIF Restart High School Sports

Speaking from a South Bay Kaiser facility during a press conference with San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday, Owen Plietz thanked Kaiser members for their patience — joking that she is trying to muster some of her own — and said officials are faced with an “unprecedented challenge” of the constantly changing situation during the pandemic, paired with limited vaccine supplies. … [Read more...] about Kaiser apologizes for long phone wait times amid huge vaccine demand

We’d been mesmerized by daily death counts on the newspaper’s front page, and now we were glued to our TVs watching enraged supporters of President Trump attempt to tear apart the foundations of our government. Switching from station to station, we fruitlessly sought words of reassurance among the platitudes of politicians trying to sound distinguished while protecting their own electability prospects. … [Read more...] about A stranger’s concern on a late-night walk in San Francisco is balm for a scare